(Enoch O'ConnorxFemReader) _________________________________________ Enoch's POV: I watched as she laid on her side in the grass, her long brown hair spread across the lawn. She fiddled with her hands for a moment, then she paused and in one swift motion she extended her arm and picked a flower. She groaned in frustration, rolled to her stomach and looked up at me with narrowed eyes. She huffed "can you stop staring at me God, your so embarrassing." She said then smiled I choked up "in your dreams Ackers." I replied and shoved her, She rolled onto her back and threw her arms into the air with frustration. Then someone started to run over, a boy "Hey-Hey!" He screamed, I rolled my eyes. Victor.

Mainly König and Ghost. Some sub some dom. Smut/fluff/maybe angst someday. Hope you enjoy.

"How is life going with your loving wife?", I asked putting a sly smile on my face. "Life's shitty, now spread.", he spat as his hand slowly slid up to my thigh, pushing my skirt higher as he continues to dictate. "We are not here to talk are we? Now shut your pretty little mouth before I make you" . . . . Professor Kendrik Windermere is done playing the dutiful husband in his cold, sexless arranged marriage. Frustrated and desperate, he finds an unlikely spark in Lorenza Floris, his oddball student with a dangerous obsession for steamy romance novels. When their paths cross outside the classroom, Kendrik and Lorenza strike a daring deal: a physical arrangement to fulfill his desires and her fantasies- with one strict rule: no feelings. But as passion deepens and their secret meetings grow more intense, the line between lust and love begins to blur. Can they keep their emotions in check, or will their forbidden connection spiral out of control? 𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐫 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 : This book delves into dark and controversial themes, including cheating, BDSM, toxic and manipulative relationships, and deep-seated parental trauma. It explores morally complex situations and unsettling dynamics that may disturb or trigger some readers. Discretion is strongly advised-read at your own risk. Rankings: #1 on teacher #1 on Trauma #3 on New #06 on adultfiction #05 on maturelanguage #02 on student-professor